Bicoastal synth-pop duo Painted Palms released their sophomore album Horizons in September, shorly after embarking in an intensive (and still ongoing) five week tour with Brooklyn like-minded band Small Black. The project's latest effort elegantly blends conflicting '80s electronic influences, including Soft Cell's light pop attitude and darker tendencies reminiscent of bands like Depeche Mode and Wire. Baby's All Right will be hosting the NYC leg of their tour on November 20. Check out their brand new video for single "Refractor."

Painted Palms’ newest album out on Polyvinyl is lushness exemplified. Though Forever was just released in what some may consider the dead of winter, the album gives off a Summer vibe. With light and airy pop tunes such as “Too High” and “Soft Hammer,” the San Francisco duo comprised of cousins Christopher Prudhomme and Reese Donohue gives nods to the Beach Boys. Making sure that they aren’t another ‘60s pop revival band, the band brings electronic elements into their sonic stylings. All of these factors come together to form the cohesive pop duo that is Painted Palms.

So, if you’re interested in seeing what Painted Palms has to offer, be sure to see them at their album release party TONIGHT at Rickshaw Stop with Soft Metals and Melted Toys. -Erin Dage

The incredibly popular and talented experimental indie musical outfit, Painted Palms has released a stellar new track entitled, Spinning Signs. Painted Palms is consistent in regards to releasing amazing tracks and this new song holds up to the high quality alt pop tracks and EPs this project has been sharing over the years.

Finally ready to release a full-length album on January 14th, Painted Palms is sure to not disappoint. Give Spinning Signs a listen and make sure you pick up the LP Forever as soon as it drops! -Jordannah Elizabeth

Popular San Francisco based duo, Painted Palms has released a new EP entitled, "Nothing Lasts Long" via Soundcloud. You can listen to the entire 6 track EP which is available for download on the band's Bandcamp. This electronic psych EP sounds like a cool lofi bedroom recording that is out of the box and enjoyable to listen to.